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#	Person-ID	Efternavn	Fornavn	Fødselsdato	Dødsdato	Nulevende	note	Træ
3351	I80415	Bennike	Andreas Christian	11 sep. 1818	18 dec. 1895	0	FØDSEL kb 1813-1825 Skt. Petri, Sokkelund, København data_kirkeboeger_011_2_001_K03-39-A, opsl. 111 / 59 FT 1840 København, København (Staden), Nørre Kvarter, Nørrevold, Huset nr. 219, 3. Sal til Gaarden, 272 F7, FT-1840, C9480 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Magrete Bennike 57 Enke Bergitte Elisabeth Bennike 24 Ugift hendes Datter, lever af Syning ANDREAS CHRISTIAN BENNIKE 22 Ugift hendes Søn, Malersvend About Me: Malermester i København. Mester i 1843 med billedet af relieffet med moderen og de to børn. Hænger idag (2007) hos Dan Folke Bennike. Maleriet er signeret C. Bennicke. Familienavnet ændres senere til 'Bennike', måske inspireret af Rasmus Rasks opfordring til at fordanske retskrivningen, jvf. Sofus Høgsbro,der i midten af 1840'erne ændrer familienavnet fra Høxbroe til Høgsbro. - Andreas Kristian blev med sin bror grebet af tidens gudelige strømning. Brødrene blev 27/9 1848 gift med hver sin datter af lærer Ole Jensen, Sæby (Holbæk Amt), der var meget aktiv i den gudelige rørelse på Sjælland. Efterfølgende er det - som forventet - konstateret, at relief skulpturen er lavet af Bertel Thorvaldsen i 1810, som gav værket navnet: "Den kristne tros Kærlighed". Originalarbejdet i gips og marmor står på Thorvaldsen museum samt i kopi i Vor Frue Kirke i København (D. F. Bennike, 29.11.2007)	tree1
3352	I80415	Bennike	Andreas Christian	11 sep. 1818	18 dec. 1895	0	About Me: Malermester i København. Mester i 1843 med billedet af relieffet med moderen og de to børn. Hænger idag (2007) hos Dan Folke Bennike. Maleriet er signeret C. Bennicke. Familienavnet ændres senere til 'Bennike', måske inspireret af Rasmus Rasks opfordring til at fordanske retskrivningen, jvf. Sofus Høgsbro,der i midten af 1840'erne ændrer familienavnet fra Høxbroe til Høgsbro. - Andreas Kristian blev med sin bror grebet af tidens gudelige strømning. Brødrene blev 27/9 1848 gift med hver sin datter af lærer Ole Jensen, Søby (Holbæk Amt), der var meget aktiv i den gudelige rørelse på Sjælland. Efterfølgende er det - som forventet - konstateret, at relief skulpturen er lavet af Bertel Thorvaldsen i 1810, som gav værket navnet: "Den kristne tros Kærlighed". Originalarbejdet i gips og marmor står på Thorvaldsen museum samt i kopi i Vor Frue Kirke i København (D. F. Bennike, 29.11.2007)	tree1
3353	I80428	Bennike	Andreas Kristian	1775	13 maj 1818	0	Han og hans Broder Kristian var preussiske soldater, der deserterede i 1795 for at undgaa at blive sendt i krig mod Polen. Fra Grosse Rossau i Altmark flygtede de til Holsten og videre derfra til København. Under Københavns bombardement i 1807 var Andreas Kristian ved brandkorpset og blev saaret i foden, hvorfor han bestandig siden oppebar en pension fra den danske regering.	tree1
3354	I80442	Bennike	Bjarne Boisen	1878	1948	0	Gik i Gregersens Skole, tog preliminæreksamen, kom i maskinlære på orlogsværftets søminekorps, hvor han blev udlært. Marinesoldat. Læste derefter til maskinmester. Ansat på Søminevæsenets Tegnestue og senere hos J. Krüger. Gift med Margrethe Parbst	tree1
3355	I80442	Bennike	Bjarne Boisen	1878	1948	0	Gik i Gregersens Skole, tog preliminæreksamen, kom i maskinlære på orlogsværftets søminekorps, hvor han blev udlært. Marinesoldat. Læste derefter til maskinmester. Ansat på Søminevæsenets Tegnestue og senere hos J. Krüger. Gift med Margrethe Parbst	tree1
3356	I80437	Bennike	Bue	27 maj 1891	1953	0	FØDSEL kb 1879-1891 Vallekilde, Ods, holbæk data_kirkeboeger_377A_2_004_K02-02-A, opsl. 34 / 11	tree1
3357	I80467	Bennike	Christian Holt	20 nov. 1883	23 okt. 1926	0	begravet fra Hospitalskirken Assistens Kirkegaard	tree1
3358	I80467	Bennike	Christian Holt	20 nov. 1883	23 okt. 1926	0	kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odensedata_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K01-22-A, opsl. 22 / 38	tree1
3359	I80467	Bennike	Christian Holt	20 nov. 1883	23 okt. 1926	0	Langelinie 135, KB 1924-1939 Odense Ths. Kingos, Odensedata_kirkeboeger1892_O133_G_005_0018a-DM, opsl. 21 / 47	tree1
3360	I80439	Bennike	Dagmar	16 apr. 1894		0	Vejleby (Søhusene)	tree1
3361	I80439	Bennike	Dagmar	16 apr. 1894		0	FØDSEL kb 1892-1909 Hørve, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_369_3_005_0060a-FK, opsl. 49 / 7	tree1
3362	I80465	Bennike	Dagmar Sofie	10 nov. 1880	5 apr. 1944	0	FØDSEL kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-10-A, opsl. 69 / 33	tree1
3363	I80465	Bennike	Dagmar Sofie	10 nov. 1880	5 apr. 1944	0	FØDSEL kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-10-A, opsl. 69 / 33	tree1
3364	I80468	Bennike	Dødfødt	7 jun. 1889	7 jun. 1889	0	dødfødt	tree1
3365	I80468	Bennike	Dødfødt	7 jun. 1889	7 jun. 1889	0	FØDSEL KB 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense fødsel:data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K04-24-A, opsl. 113 / 28 DØD KB 1827-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_008_K06-28-A, opsl. 177 / 17	tree1
3366	I80468	Bennike	Dødfødt	7 jun. 1889	7 jun. 1889	0	FØDSEL KB 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense fødsel:data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K04-24-A, opsl. 113 / 28 DØD KB 1827-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_008_K06-28-A, opsl. 177 / 17	tree1
3367	I80489	Bennike	Else Margethe	16 maj 1929	5 aug. 2004	0	Fur Kirke, KB 1923-1931, Opslag 63, Side 88, Nr. 6	tree1
3368	I28159	Bennike	Erik	19 jan. 1918	18 apr. 1945	0	Gentofte Kirkegaard	tree1
3369	I80434	Bennike	Frede	11 sep. 1902		0	FØDSEL kv 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0032a-FM, opsl. 33 / 8	tree1
3370	I80421	Bennike	Frederik Engelhardt Boisen	11 feb. 1851	1901	0	FØDSEL kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København, data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K02-30-A, opsl. 54 / 24 FT 1880 København, København (Staden), Kalkbrænderivej, Kalkbrænderivej nr 21, Østerbros Rode Nr 1040, 57, FT-1880, D4308 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Frederik Engelhaldt Boisen Bennike 34 år Gift Husfader Mekaniker Kjøbenhavn Emma Nicoline Boisen Bennike 32 år Gift Husmoder Søllerød Bjarne Boisen Bennike 2 år Ugift deres Søn Kjøbenhavn Othilia Frederikke Mortensen 19 år Ugift Tjenestepige Slagelse FT 1885 København, København (Staden), Ryesgade (Lige numre), Kjøbenhavn Udenbys Klædebo Kvarter, Ryesgade 124,matr.387 Forhus 4.Sal tilvenstre, 7, FT-1885, C7621 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Frederik Engelhart Boisen Bennike 34 Gift Husfader Konstruktør ved Søminekorpset Kjøbenhavn Emma Nikoline født Ellerup 36 Gift Husmoder Strandmøllen Nikoline Frederikke Ellerup 74 Enke Svigermoder Kjøbenhavn Biarne Boisen Bennike 6 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn Rigmor Boisen Bennike 4 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn Kai Boisen Bennike 1 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn Marie Olsson 22 Ugift Tjenestepige Øja,Sverrig	tree1
3371	I80459	Bennike	Frithiof	21 mar. 1892	9 aug. 1965	0	FØDSEL kb 1892-1903 Middelfart, Vends, Odense data_kirkeboeger1892_O196_G_012_0001a-FM, opsl. 2 / 5	tree1
3372	I80435	Bennike	Gudrun	15 aug. 1896	1946	0	FØDSEL kb 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0068a-FK, opsl. 55 / 10	tree1
3373	I86720	Bennike	Hans Kristian	1750	1810	0	Synes kun i faa aar at have boet som skolelærer i Grosse Rassau 4 Mil syd for Wittenberg, da navnet Benecke ikke findes i sognets Kirkebøger fra 1806 til vore Dage. En landmand i Kleine Rossau, der er kommet fra Dervits, hvor familien endnu findes, bærer navnet.	tree1
3374	I80484	Bennike	Harald	19 jan. 1897	20 maj 1970	0	KB 1892-1899, Opslag 144, Side 141, Nr. 15	tree1
3375	I80419	Bennike	Henrik Ferdinand	13 okt. 1852	15 okt. 1920	0	KB 1852-1923 Opslag 100/52	tree1
3376	I80419	Bennike	Henrik Ferdinand	13 okt. 1852	15 okt. 1920	0	FØDSEL kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K04-16-A, opsl. 100 / 52 Nr. 3 i Nikolines meget store børneflok på 17, hvoraf 10 nåede voksenalderen. Gik i Melchiors Skole. Blev konfirmeret af Grundtvig i Vartov Kirke og kom i købmandshandel. Gik før tiden på session, blev soldat, lod sig uddanne til officer og blev som løjtnant ansat i generalstaben. Senere kaptajn, oberstløjtnant og lærer ved officersskolen. - Var nært knyttet til broderen Ferdinand Engelhardt Boisen Bennike (kaldet FE Boisen Bennike); det fremgår af fx Sigurd Smiths fotoalbum fra o. 1910. FEs enke, "Tas" (tante) Emma, ses både på Ove og Bodils forlovelsesbillede og på et billede fra en middag i Smith-familien o. 1920.	tree1
3377	I80419	Bennike	Henrik Ferdinand	13 okt. 1852	15 okt. 1920	0	Gik i Melchiors Skole. Blev konfirmeret af Grundtvig i Vartov Kirke og kom i købmandshandel. Gik før tiden på session, blev soldat, lod sig uddanne til officer og blev som løjtnant ansat i generalstaben. Senere kaptajn, obertstløjtnant og lærer ved officersskolen. Børn: Helge Bennike oberst, Vagn Bennike general, Holger Bennike præst og Ove Bennike oberst	tree1
3378	I80447	Bennike	Holger	6 apr. 1898	25 jan. 1990	0	Efter teologisk embedseksamen 1924 ansat et år v. Vestbirk Højskole. Derefter ansat i 2 år (1925-27) v. Grand View College (en Grundtvigsk inspireret højskole) i Des Moines, Iowa. Hjemrejse via Japan og Indien. Var i audiens hos den politiske leder Mahatma Gandhi v. New Delhi. 1. ansættelse som præst i Skjold v. Horsens. 2. ansættelse i Lunde-Outrup v. Varde. 3. ansættelse i Brædstrup (Ring-Føvling sogne) v. Horsens. Efter pensionering flyttet først til Højbjerg v. Århus. Ansat som vikar v. Domkirken i Århus (1968-1975) u.domprovst Jørgen Bøgh. Flyttede senere til Værløse (Ryetbo) v. København. Udgav i 1970 håndbogen "Dansk Salmeordbog" eller "Konkordans tll den Danske Salmebog", Schultz's Forlag. Afgået v. døden 25. januar 1990 på Ryetbo, Værløse, i en alder af næsten 92 år. 1. barnebarn, Nadia, født 12 dage senere.	tree1
3379	I80427	Bennike	Ingeborg	15 jul. 1869	1925	0	Husbestyrerinde.	tree1
3380	I86677	Bennike	Jens Hugo	1 aug. 1935	30 jul. 2015	0	Fra 1945 Bennike adopteret af Harald og Johanne Bennike. Biologisk mor søster til Johanne: Emma Maria Theiltoft Jensen, gift Andersen	tree1
3381	I80432	Bennike	Johannes	21 aug. 1882	1955	0	Vallekilde Folkehøjskole	tree1
3382	I80432	Bennike	Johannes	21 aug. 1882	1955	0	FØDSEL kb 1879-1891 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger_377A_2_004_K01-11-A, opsl. 11 / 17	tree1
3383	I80466	Bennike	Jutta Marie	20 nov. 1883	13 jan. 1949	0	kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odensedata_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-26-A, opsl. 85 / 37	tree1
3384	I82640	Bennike	Jørgen	26 sep. 1918	16 jun. 1980	0	Solbjergvej 17, 5250 Odense SV	tree1
3385	I82640	Bennike	Jørgen	26 sep. 1918	16 jun. 1980	0	Kilde Bearbejdet materiale fra www.aneguf.dk og StatsTidende Statstidende udgave: st-2007-143 Sagsnummer: S25072007-2284 Statstidende kan hentes her: http://www.ftb-forum.dk/index.php?action=downloads;cat=10	tree1
3386	I86722	Bennike	Kristian	1779	1850	0	Blev sammen med sin bror taget til soldat i 1795, kommanderet mod Polen, men flygtede med broderen paa et skib til Hamborg. Arbejdede i 2 aar i Holsten som havemand, men bosatte sig saa paa Ratlovsdal, hvis have han har anlagt.	tree1
3387	I80425	Bennike	Laura	1860	1904	0	Lærerinde. Holdt i to år hus for sin bror Valdemar.	tree1
3388	I80422	Bennike	Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil	3 aug. 1849	23 aug. 1923	0	Valgmenighedskirkegaarden v. Korskirken	tree1
3389	I80422	Bennike	Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil	3 aug. 1849	23 aug. 1923	0	FØDSEL kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K01-16-A, opsl. 16 / 125 DØD kb1920-1934 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_011_0184a-DM, opsl. 178 / 8 FT 1880 Holbæk, Ods, Vallekilde, Vallekilde By, Vallekilde Højskole, 1, FT-1880, C9947 uddrag af elever og ansatte; Ernest Johannes Trier 43 Gift Husfader, Cand. Theol, højskoleforstander København Julie Vilhelmine Trier 29 Gift Husmoder København Povl Pedersen 36 Ugift Lærer ved Højskolen Besser, Samsø, Holbæk Amt OLUF VALDEMAR EMIL BENNIKE 30 Ugift Lærer ved Højskolen København FT 1921 Holbæk, Ods, Vallekilde, Vallekilde, 4d Solbakken, 74, FT-1921, D5388 Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested: Bennike, Valdemar Oluf Emil 3/8 1849 G Husfader Lærer København Bennike, Maren Trine f. Kjær 7/10 1864 G Husmoder - Ø-Lars Bornholm Bøgedal-Sørensen, Dagny Margrete 31/8 1900 U Tyende Husgerning Jerslev S Hjørring A	tree1
3390	I80422	Bennike	Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil	3 aug. 1849	23 aug. 1923	0	kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K01-16-A, opsl. 16 / 125	tree1
3391	I80422	Bennike	Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil	3 aug. 1849	23 aug. 1923	0	kb1920-1934 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_011_0184a-DM, opsl. 178 / 8	tree1
3392	I80448	Bennike	Ove	6 apr. 1898	3 jan. 1976	0	Hans Henrik Høgsbro Østergård boede i de tre gymnasieår hos Ove og Bodil i Haderslev. Johannes Busk Pedersen, søn af en dansk præst i Sydslesvig, var Oves gudsøn og satte stor pris på ham og Bodil (mdtl. udtalelse d. 11/ 7 2007 fra Johannes Busk P. til Ib, JCA).	tree1
3393	I80438	Bennike	Svend	15 nov. 1892		0	FØDSEL kb 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0003a-FM, opsl. 4 / 16	tree1
3394	I80445	Bennike	Vagn	6 jan. 1888	30 nov. 1970	0	About Me: Blev allerede i 30'erne chef for ingeniørtropperne. Leder af modstandskampen i Jylland 1944-45. Generalmajor, FN's højkommisær i Palæstina fra juli 1953 til august 1954. Læs hans rapport til Sikkerhedsrådet d. 27. okt. 1953 om Qibya-massakren: http://tinyurl.com/33o29h - Et muntert stenansigt, man som yngre medlem af slægten lagde mærke til ved familiære sammenkomster (Ib, JCA).	tree1
3395	I80454	Bennike	Øjvind	1895	1935	0	udvandret til USA ??? Name: Djvind Bennike Event: Census Event Date: 1930 Event Place: San Francisco, California Gender: Male Age: 35 Marital Status: Single Race: White Ship: West Mahwah War or Expedition: Birthplace: Denmark Estimated Birth Year: 1895 Enumeration District: 14-1599 Page: 62A NARA Publication Title: 1930 U.S. Census of Merchant Seamen NARA Publication Number: M1932 NARA Roll Number: 1 Film Number: 2342410 Digital Folder Number: 4547594 Image Number: 00155	tree1
3396	I82636	Bennike-Sorgenfri	Asger	3 okt. 1919	6 maj 2009	0	Byrådsmedlem Haderslev Kommune for de Radikale 1970-1989	tree1
3397	I82649	Bennike-Sorgenfri	Bjørn	30 apr. 1953	4 maj 2011	0	Kingosvej 94, Nykøbing S	tree1
3398	I82649	Bennike-Sorgenfri	Bjørn	30 apr. 1953	4 maj 2011	0	Nykøbing S Kirke	tree1
3399	I91026
3400	I16172	Benson	Alice Marie	21 feb. 1870	22 nov. 1937	0	I, Alice Marie Benson Jacobsen, was born 21 February 1870 at Clarkston, Utah. My parents were Kersten Ericksen and Jense Peter Benson. They moved from Lehi to Cache Valley in 1867. Winters were very severe. It was hard to make a living until the land was cultivated. Our home consisted of one log room with a dirt roof. Father's carpenter shop at one end of the room, one window, one door, rough floor, low hearth stove, pieces of logs for seats, a clothing box was our table and candles were our lights also the fire place glare. When I was three months old, one morning a big Indian came to our home, snatched me away from my sister, Christena. Mother was not at home and my sister was terrified, but powerless against his strength. My sister, Martha, came into the room just as he had taken me and she made a quick grab and took me from him. This same Indian came with others a few times and tried to steal me. When my Mother left home, she would always take me to a neighbor, Mrs. Sarah Butters, whose baby was the same age. My dear Mother went out gleaning. Not a head of grain was wasted in those days. As a child, I would think this is a strange world. Nothing nice to see, to wear or to eat. The bread was made from whole wheat flour. No fruit, except dried apples, and for a treat we had beet syrup, which I didn't like. On Saturdays, we would have to go to bed early so our clothes could be washed for Sunday. The first funeral I attended was that of Martin Harris, one of the witnesses of the Book of Mormon. Father made the casket. I stood, leaning against Mother, she was holding the baby. That occasion had a great impression on my life, although only five years of age, to hear the speakers talk of the wonderfull man and the Book of Mormon. In 1876, we moved to Newton, five miles south of Clarkston. The houses there were all log ones. Soon things commenced to improve. As time moved on, mother taught me to knit my own stockings, which pleased me, as I was only seven years old. From then on I helped with the family knitting. We made fancy stockings, fancy designs and stripes. I helped do the wool washing and carding. Also the spinning. So much to do when there is a large family. So much sewing to do. We made most all the clothing, underwear, overalls, jumpers, even hats. Father bought a sewing machine, one of the first in town. That was a big help. We knitted mittons and gloves for my brothers, also mufflers. The yarn was dyed and we made blankets and cloth, even some nice colors. Mother would color yarn beautifully with different kinds of bark and leaves. We made our own dresses, even nice collars on them. I helped do the milking and butter making, which was so much hard work. We would strain the milk in shallow pans, then skim off the cream to churn. There were no milk separators at that time. We would milk from 7 to 9 cows. My brothers were busy in the fields and canyons getting out wood, and I had to help with the chores. With school and work, there was not much time to play. We were all happy though. Sunday would be a day we loved to get together at Sunday School and meeting. When I was 18 years old, I had inflammatory Rheumatism for three months and was very sick. I had to learn to walk all over again. 12 September 1888, I was married to Niels Jacobsen in the Logan Temple. We built a cozy little home, had it furnished real good. Partly with homemade carpet, rugs and furniture. My husband, being a carpenter, had a shop doing carpenter work for a living. As time went on, a family came. Our first one, daughter, died. Then another daughter, and two sons. The last one weighed only three pounds and we kept him in a shoe box wrapped in cotton. My husband received a call to a foreign mission field. He said "What shall I do?" as he was preparing to build an addition onto our house and had the material. He asked the Bishop what to do. He said to put it up or the material would go to waste. So he worked hard at odd times to get it done. Didn't know how we would get along financially at home. I said, "go, we would get along someway." My health, not being very good, worried him. The Bishop had promised money to his destination, flour and coal and other help for us. When the time came to leave, 12 October 1899, the Bishop came with $50.00. That was all he could get. Only half enough. Friends came and gave him some. In all, he had just enough to get to Copenhagen, Denmark, his native land, then he borrowed from the Mission President. I sold my cow and sent the money over to him. On 20 March 1900, another son was born to me. It took two weeks for his Father to know how things were. We managed to get along someway. Friends and family would come to our aid just in time. The Bishop failed to do anything for us. My health was broken. Two years was along time, but I never let on how things were. It was always rosy and lovely at home. When the two years wer almost up, I told him how things were now that winter was soon coming. He talked to the President of the Mission, they honorably released him to take charge of a company of emigrants coming to Utah. Now we were happy to know the mission was a success and over. He went to work to take care of his family. In 1903, my husband was called on a home mission. It was for six months. Every Sunday, he would go, rain or shine. It was for me to see that the children went to Sunday School and to care for them. In 1904, our Daughter, Ida, had thyphoid fever and was very sick for a long time. Then in 1905, our oldest son, Orvil, was very sick with spotted fever. I thought, "why should they be sick like that now that their Father had done his duty?" In 1907, all six children had scarlet fever, some real bad. My sister, Christena, stayed with me at nights and on her arriving home, would change her clothes in a spare room and air them to keep from exposing her own children. Just as they were getting over that, the mumps came to all. Then, they had chicken pox. My baby was eleven months old. My oldest daughter, Ida, was married 13 october 1911 and died 9 March 1915 leaving her husband and daughter Ruby. I cared for them until we moved to Logan in October 1917. They wouldn't let me keep Ruby and I was broken hearted over it. When the war came, Orvil was called to go (August 1918). He was away about 7 months. He did not go overseas. He was stationed at Camp Lewis Washington. He came home after the Armistice was signed. He soon had the flu then rheumatism for a long time. It was very bad. I waited on him until I came down myself. We had to keep a nurse. It kept my husband working hard to meet expenses. In 1922, I was taken very sick and the doctor said it was a miracle I recovered, as no earthly power could do it. My husband had faith and pleaded with the Lord to let me live if possible, to be a blessing to my family. When he had the assurance of my living, he and my son, Everend, went to San Francisco to work, knowing I would get well. In 1924, my son, Leland, and daughter, Florence, and I went to San Everend, San Francisco, California. My son, Leland's, health wasn't very good. He worked in a department store until 8 July 1926, when he was taken sick and died 17 Aug 1926. That sorrow was hard to take. Florence and I accompanied his body to Newton, Utah for a funeral and burial. My husband and I came home to Logan in 1927. We worked hard to get things in order after being away so long. Then the depression came. My husband worked hard for his age. He was taken sick 16 May 1933 and died 3 Jun 1933, which leaves me alone. In December 1935, I was taken sick with pneumonia. The doctors and nurses said I could not get over it, but I am still here, 7 September 1936. My family was three girls, one living. Five sons, three living at this time. A daughter and son died in infancy. I have three grandchildren, and one great-grand-daughter. I had eight brothers and sisters. Two brothers are still living. I had 16 half brothers and sisters. Six are still living. This history was written at the request of Sue Batemen, Alice Benson Jacobsen's niece. Alice Marie Benson Jacobsen, died 22 November 1937, at her home at 244 South Main Logan, Cache County, Utah. Funeral services were held in the Logan Eleventh ward, which met in the basement of the Tabernacle. Burial was in the Newton, Utah Cemetery.	tree1

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Bennike

Andreas Christian

11 sep. 1818

18 dec. 1895

FØDSEL
kb 1813-1825 Skt. Petri, Sokkelund, København
data_kirkeboeger_011_2_001_K03-39-A, opsl. 111 / 59
FT 1840
København, København (Staden), Nørre Kvarter, Nørrevold, Huset nr. 219, 3. Sal til Gaarden, 272 F7, FT-1840, C9480
Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:
Magrete Bennike 57 Enke
Bergitte Elisabeth Bennike 24 Ugift hendes Datter, lever af Syning
ANDREAS CHRISTIAN BENNIKE 22 Ugift hendes Søn, Malersvend

About Me:
Malermester i København. Mester i 1843 med billedet af relieffet med moderen og de to børn. Hænger idag (2007) hos Dan Folke Bennike. Maleriet er signeret C. Bennicke. Familienavnet ændres senere til 'Bennike', måske inspireret af Rasmus Rasks opfordring til at fordanske retskrivningen, jvf. Sofus Høgsbro,der i midten af 1840'erne ændrer familienavnet fra Høxbroe til Høgsbro. - Andreas Kristian blev med sin bror grebet af tidens gudelige strømning. Brødrene blev 27/9 1848 gift med hver sin datter af lærer Ole Jensen, Sæby (Holbæk Amt), der var meget aktiv i den gudelige rørelse på Sjælland.
Efterfølgende er det - som forventet - konstateret, at relief skulpturen er lavet af Bertel Thorvaldsen i 1810, som gav værket navnet: "Den kristne tros Kærlighed".
Originalarbejdet i gips og marmor står på Thorvaldsen museum samt i kopi i Vor Frue Kirke i København (D. F. Bennike, 29.11.2007)

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I80415

Bennike

Andreas Christian

11 sep. 1818

18 dec. 1895

About Me:
Malermester i København. Mester i 1843 med billedet af relieffet med moderen og de to børn. Hænger idag (2007) hos Dan Folke Bennike. Maleriet er signeret C. Bennicke. Familienavnet ændres senere til 'Bennike', måske inspireret af Rasmus Rasks opfordring til at fordanske retskrivningen, jvf. Sofus Høgsbro,der i midten af 1840'erne ændrer familienavnet fra Høxbroe til Høgsbro. - Andreas Kristian blev med sin bror grebet af tidens gudelige strømning. Brødrene blev 27/9 1848 gift med hver sin datter af lærer Ole Jensen, Søby (Holbæk Amt), der var meget aktiv i den gudelige rørelse på Sjælland.
Efterfølgende er det - som forventet - konstateret, at relief skulpturen er lavet af Bertel Thorvaldsen i 1810, som gav værket navnet: "Den kristne tros Kærlighed".
Originalarbejdet i gips og marmor står på Thorvaldsen museum samt i kopi i Vor Frue Kirke i København (D. F. Bennike, 29.11.2007)

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I80428

Bennike

Andreas Kristian

1775

13 maj 1818

Han og hans Broder Kristian var preussiske soldater, der deserterede i 1795 for at undgaa at blive sendt i krig mod Polen. Fra Grosse Rossau i Altmark flygtede de til Holsten og videre derfra til København. Under Københavns bombardement i 1807 var Andreas Kristian ved brandkorpset og blev saaret i foden, hvorfor han bestandig siden oppebar en pension fra den danske regering.

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I80442

Bennike

Bjarne Boisen

1878

1948

Gik i Gregersens Skole, tog preliminæreksamen, kom i maskinlære på orlogsværftets søminekorps, hvor han blev udlært. Marinesoldat. Læste derefter til maskinmester. Ansat på Søminevæsenets Tegnestue og senere hos J. Krüger.

Gift med Margrethe Parbst

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I80442

Bennike

Bjarne Boisen

1878

1948

Gift med Margrethe Parbst

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I80437

Bennike

Bue

27 maj 1891

1953

FØDSEL

kb 1879-1891 Vallekilde, Ods, holbæk

data_kirkeboeger_377A_2_004_K02-02-A, opsl. 34 / 11

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I80467

Bennike

Christian Holt

20 nov. 1883

23 okt. 1926

begravet fra Hospitalskirken
Assistens Kirkegaard

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I80467

Bennike

Christian Holt

20 nov. 1883

23 okt. 1926

kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odensedata_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K01-22-A, opsl. 22 / 38

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I80467

Bennike

Christian Holt

20 nov. 1883

23 okt. 1926

Langelinie 135, KB 1924-1939 Odense Ths. Kingos, Odensedata_kirkeboeger1892_O133_G_005_0018a-DM, opsl. 21 / 47

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I80439

Bennike

Dagmar

16 apr. 1894

Vejleby (Søhusene)

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I80439

Bennike

Dagmar

16 apr. 1894

FØDSEL

kb 1892-1909 Hørve, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger1892_369_3_005_0060a-FK, opsl. 49 / 7

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I80465

Bennike

Dagmar Sofie

10 nov. 1880

5 apr. 1944

FØDSEL

kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-10-A, opsl. 69 / 33

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I80465

Bennike

Dagmar Sofie

10 nov. 1880

5 apr. 1944

FØDSEL

kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-10-A, opsl. 69 / 33

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I80468

Bennike

Dødfødt

7 jun. 1889

dødfødt

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I80468

Bennike

Dødfødt

7 jun. 1889

FØDSEL

KB 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

fødsel:data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K04-24-A, opsl. 113 / 28

DØD

KB 1827-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_008_K06-28-A,

opsl. 177 / 17

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I80468

Bennike

Dødfødt

7 jun. 1889

FØDSEL

KB 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

fødsel:data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K04-24-A, opsl. 113 / 28

DØD

KB 1827-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

data_kirkeboeger_O196_A_008_K06-28-A,

opsl. 177 / 17

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I80489

Bennike

Else Margethe

16 maj 1929

5 aug. 2004

Fur Kirke, KB 1923-1931, Opslag 63, Side 88, Nr. 6

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I28159

Bennike

Erik

19 jan. 1918

18 apr. 1945

Gentofte Kirkegaard

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I80434

Bennike

Frede

11 sep. 1902

FØDSEL

kv 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0032a-FM, opsl. 33 / 8

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I80421

Bennike

Frederik Engelhardt Boisen

11 feb. 1851

1901

FØDSEL

kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København, data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K02-30-A, opsl. 54 / 24

FT 1880

København, København (Staden), Kalkbrænderivej, Kalkbrænderivej nr 21, Østerbros Rode Nr 1040, 57, FT-1880, D4308

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:

Frederik Engelhaldt Boisen Bennike 34 år Gift Husfader Mekaniker Kjøbenhavn

Emma Nicoline Boisen Bennike 32 år Gift Husmoder Søllerød

Bjarne Boisen Bennike 2 år Ugift deres Søn Kjøbenhavn

Othilia Frederikke Mortensen 19 år Ugift Tjenestepige Slagelse

FT 1885

København, København (Staden), Ryesgade (Lige numre), Kjøbenhavn Udenbys Klædebo Kvarter, Ryesgade 124,matr.387 Forhus 4.Sal tilvenstre, 7, FT-1885, C7621

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:

Frederik Engelhart Boisen Bennike 34 Gift Husfader Konstruktør ved Søminekorpset Kjøbenhavn

Emma Nikoline født Ellerup 36 Gift Husmoder Strandmøllen

Nikoline Frederikke Ellerup 74 Enke Svigermoder Kjøbenhavn

Biarne Boisen Bennike 6 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn

Rigmor Boisen Bennike 4 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn

Kai Boisen Bennike 1 Ugift Barn Kjøbenhavn

Marie Olsson 22 Ugift Tjenestepige Øja,Sverrig

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I80459

Bennike

Frithiof

21 mar. 1892

9 aug. 1965

FØDSEL

kb 1892-1903 Middelfart, Vends, Odense

data_kirkeboeger1892_O196_G_012_0001a-FM, opsl. 2 / 5

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I80435

Bennike

Gudrun

15 aug. 1896

1946

FØDSEL

kb 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0068a-FK, opsl. 55 / 10

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I86720

Bennike

Hans Kristian

1750

1810

Synes kun i faa aar at have boet som skolelærer i Grosse Rassau 4 Mil syd for Wittenberg, da navnet Benecke ikke findes i sognets Kirkebøger fra 1806 til vore Dage. En landmand i Kleine Rossau, der er kommet fra Dervits, hvor familien endnu findes, bærer navnet.

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Bennike

Harald

19 jan. 1897

20 maj 1970

KB 1892-1899, Opslag 144, Side 141, Nr. 15

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I80419

Bennike

Henrik Ferdinand

13 okt. 1852

15 okt. 1920

KB 1852-1923 Opslag 100/52

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Bennike

Henrik Ferdinand

13 okt. 1852

15 okt. 1920

FØDSEL
kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København
data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K04-16-A, opsl. 100 / 52

Nr. 3 i Nikolines meget store børneflok på 17, hvoraf 10 nåede voksenalderen. Gik i Melchiors Skole. Blev konfirmeret af Grundtvig i Vartov Kirke og kom i købmandshandel. Gik før tiden på session, blev soldat, lod sig uddanne til officer og blev som løjtnant ansat i generalstaben. Senere kaptajn, oberstløjtnant og lærer ved officersskolen. - Var nært knyttet til broderen Ferdinand Engelhardt Boisen Bennike (kaldet FE Boisen Bennike); det fremgår af fx Sigurd Smiths fotoalbum fra o. 1910. FEs enke, "Tas" (tante) Emma, ses både på Ove og Bodils forlovelsesbillede og på et billede fra en middag i Smith-familien o. 1920.

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I80419

Bennike

Henrik Ferdinand

13 okt. 1852

15 okt. 1920

Gik i Melchiors Skole. Blev konfirmeret af Grundtvig i Vartov Kirke og kom i købmandshandel. Gik før tiden på session, blev soldat, lod sig uddanne til officer og blev som løjtnant ansat i generalstaben. Senere kaptajn, obertstløjtnant og lærer ved officersskolen.

Børn: Helge Bennike oberst, Vagn Bennike general, Holger Bennike præst og Ove Bennike oberst

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I80447

Bennike

Holger

6 apr. 1898

25 jan. 1990

Efter teologisk embedseksamen 1924 ansat et år v. Vestbirk Højskole. Derefter ansat i 2 år (1925-27) v. Grand View College (en Grundtvigsk inspireret højskole) i Des Moines, Iowa. Hjemrejse via Japan og Indien. Var i audiens hos den politiske leder Mahatma Gandhi v. New Delhi. 1. ansættelse som præst i Skjold v. Horsens. 2. ansættelse i Lunde-Outrup v. Varde. 3. ansættelse i Brædstrup (Ring-Føvling sogne) v. Horsens. Efter pensionering flyttet først til Højbjerg v. Århus. Ansat som vikar v. Domkirken i Århus (1968-1975) u.domprovst Jørgen Bøgh. Flyttede senere til Værløse (Ryetbo) v. København. Udgav i 1970 håndbogen "Dansk Salmeordbog" eller "Konkordans tll den Danske Salmebog", Schultz's Forlag. Afgået v. døden 25. januar 1990 på Ryetbo, Værløse, i en alder af næsten 92 år. 1. barnebarn, Nadia, født 12 dage senere.

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I80427

Bennike

Ingeborg

15 jul. 1869

1925

Husbestyrerinde.

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I86677

Bennike

Jens Hugo

1 aug. 1935

30 jul. 2015

Fra 1945 Bennike adopteret af Harald og Johanne Bennike. Biologisk mor søster til Johanne: Emma Maria Theiltoft Jensen, gift Andersen

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I80432

Bennike

Johannes

21 aug. 1882

1955

Vallekilde Folkehøjskole

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Bennike

Johannes

21 aug. 1882

1955

FØDSEL

kb 1879-1891 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger_377A_2_004_K01-11-A, opsl. 11 / 17

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I80466

Bennike

Jutta Marie

20 nov. 1883

13 jan. 1949

kb 1880-1891 Middelfart, Vends, Odensedata_kirkeboeger_O196_A_011_K03-26-A, opsl. 85 / 37

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Bennike

Jørgen

26 sep. 1918

16 jun. 1980

Solbjergvej 17, 5250 Odense SV

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Bennike

Jørgen

26 sep. 1918

16 jun. 1980

Kilde Bearbejdet materiale fra www.aneguf.dk og StatsTidende

Statstidende udgave: st-2007-143

Sagsnummer: S25072007-2284

Statstidende kan hentes her:

http://www.ftb-forum.dk/index.php?action=downloads;cat=10

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I86722

Bennike

Kristian

1779

1850

Blev sammen med sin bror taget til soldat i 1795, kommanderet mod Polen, men flygtede med broderen paa et skib til Hamborg. Arbejdede i 2 aar i Holsten som havemand, men bosatte sig saa paa Ratlovsdal, hvis have han har anlagt.

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I80425

Bennike

Laura

1860

1904

Lærerinde. Holdt i to år hus for sin bror Valdemar.

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I80422

Bennike

Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil

3 aug. 1849

23 aug. 1923

Valgmenighedskirkegaarden v. Korskirken

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I80422

Bennike

Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil

3 aug. 1849

23 aug. 1923

FØDSEL

kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København

data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K01-16-A, opsl. 16 / 125

DØD

kb1920-1934 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_011_0184a-DM, opsl. 178 / 8

FT 1880

Holbæk, Ods, Vallekilde, Vallekilde By, Vallekilde Højskole, 1, FT-1880, C9947

uddrag af elever og ansatte;

Ernest Johannes Trier 43 Gift Husfader, Cand. Theol, højskoleforstander København

Julie Vilhelmine Trier 29 Gift Husmoder København

Povl Pedersen 36 Ugift Lærer ved Højskolen Besser, Samsø, Holbæk Amt

OLUF VALDEMAR EMIL BENNIKE 30 Ugift Lærer ved Højskolen København

FT 1921

Holbæk, Ods, Vallekilde, Vallekilde, 4d Solbakken, 74, FT-1921, D5388

Navn: Alder: Civilstand: Stilling i husstanden: Erhverv: Fødested:

Bennike, Valdemar Oluf Emil 3/8 1849 G Husfader Lærer København

Bennike, Maren Trine f. Kjær 7/10 1864 G Husmoder - Ø-Lars Bornholm

Bøgedal-Sørensen, Dagny Margrete 31/8 1900 U Tyende Husgerning Jerslev S Hjørring A

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I80422

Bennike

Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil

3 aug. 1849

23 aug. 1923

kb 1849-1854 Vor Frue, Sokkelund, København
data_kirkeboeger_013_2_005_K01-16-A, opsl. 16 / 125

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I80422

Bennike

Laus Oluf Valdemar Emil

3 aug. 1849

23 aug. 1923

kb1920-1934 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk
data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_011_0184a-DM, opsl. 178 / 8

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I80448

Bennike

Ove

6 apr. 1898

3 jan. 1976

Hans Henrik Høgsbro Østergård boede i de tre gymnasieår hos Ove og Bodil i Haderslev.
Johannes Busk Pedersen, søn af en dansk præst i Sydslesvig, var Oves gudsøn og satte stor pris på ham og Bodil (mdtl. udtalelse d. 11/ 7 2007 fra Johannes Busk P. til Ib, JCA).

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I80438

Bennike

Svend

15 nov. 1892

FØDSEL

kb 1892-1905 Vallekilde, Ods, Holbæk

data_kirkeboeger1892_377A_3_009_0003a-FM, opsl. 4 / 16

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I80445

Bennike

Vagn

6 jan. 1888

30 nov. 1970

About Me:

Blev allerede i 30'erne chef for ingeniørtropperne. Leder af modstandskampen i Jylland 1944-45. Generalmajor, FN's højkommisær i Palæstina fra juli 1953 til august 1954. Læs hans rapport til Sikkerhedsrådet d. 27. okt. 1953 om Qibya-massakren: http://tinyurl.com/33o29h - Et muntert stenansigt, man som yngre medlem af slægten lagde mærke til ved familiære sammenkomster (Ib, JCA).

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I80454

Bennike

Øjvind

1895

1935

udvandret til USA ???

Name: Djvind Bennike

Event: Census

Event Date: 1930

Event Place: San Francisco, California

Gender: Male

Age: 35

Marital Status: Single

Race: White

Ship: West Mahwah

War or Expedition:

Birthplace: Denmark

Estimated Birth Year: 1895

Enumeration District: 14-1599

Page: 62A

NARA Publication Title: 1930 U.S. Census of Merchant Seamen

NARA Publication Number: M1932

NARA Roll Number: 1

Film Number: 2342410

Digital Folder Number: 4547594

Image Number: 00155

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I82636

Bennike-Sorgenfri

Asger

3 okt. 1919

6 maj 2009

Byrådsmedlem Haderslev Kommune for de Radikale 1970-1989

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I82649

Bennike-Sorgenfri

Bjørn

30 apr. 1953

4 maj 2011

Kingosvej 94, Nykøbing S

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I82649

Bennike-Sorgenfri

Bjørn

30 apr. 1953

4 maj 2011

Nykøbing S Kirke

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I91026

3400

I16172

Benson

Alice Marie

21 feb. 1870

22 nov. 1937

I, Alice Marie Benson Jacobsen, was born 21 February 1870 at Clarkston, Utah.

My parents were Kersten Ericksen and Jense Peter Benson. They moved from Lehi to Cache Valley in 1867. Winters were very severe. It was hard to make a living until the land was cultivated. Our home consisted of one log room with a dirt roof. Father's carpenter shop at one end of the room, one window, one door, rough floor, low hearth stove, pieces of logs for seats, a clothing box was our table and candles were our lights also the fire place glare.

When I was three months old, one morning a big Indian came to our home, snatched me away from my sister, Christena. Mother was not at home and my sister was terrified, but powerless against his strength.
My sister, Martha, came into the room just as he had taken me and she made a quick grab and took me from him. This same Indian came with others a few times and tried to steal me.

When my Mother left home, she would always take me to a neighbor, Mrs. Sarah Butters, whose baby was the same age. My dear Mother went out gleaning. Not a head of grain was wasted in those days. As a child, I would think this is a strange world. Nothing nice to see, to wear or to eat. The bread was made from whole wheat flour. No fruit, except dried apples, and for a treat we had beet syrup, which I didn't like. On Saturdays, we would have to go to bed early so our clothes could be washed for Sunday.

The first funeral I attended was that of Martin Harris, one of the witnesses of the Book of Mormon. Father made the casket.
I stood, leaning against Mother, she was holding the baby. That occasion had a great impression on my life, although only five years of age, to hear the speakers talk of the wonderfull man and the Book of Mormon.

In 1876, we moved to Newton, five miles south of Clarkston. The houses there were all log ones. Soon things commenced to improve.

As time moved on, mother taught me to knit my own stockings, which pleased me, as I was only seven years old. From then on I helped with the family knitting. We made fancy stockings, fancy designs and stripes.
I helped do the wool washing and carding. Also the spinning. So much to do when there is a large family. So much sewing to do. We made most all the clothing, underwear, overalls, jumpers, even hats.
Father bought a sewing machine, one of the first in town. That was a big help. We knitted mittons and gloves for my brothers, also mufflers. The yarn was dyed and we made blankets and cloth, even some nice colors. Mother would color yarn beautifully with different kinds of bark and leaves. We made our own dresses, even nice collars on them.

I helped do the milking and butter making, which was so much hard work. We would strain the milk in shallow pans, then skim off the cream to churn. There were no milk separators at that time. We would milk from 7 to 9 cows. My brothers were busy in the fields and canyons getting out wood, and I had to help with the chores. With school and work, there was not much time to play. We were all happy though. Sunday would be a day we loved to get together at Sunday School and meeting.

When I was 18 years old, I had inflammatory Rheumatism for three months and was very sick. I had to learn to walk all over again.

12 September 1888, I was married to Niels Jacobsen in the Logan Temple. We built a cozy little home, had it furnished real good. Partly with homemade carpet, rugs and furniture. My husband, being a carpenter, had a shop doing carpenter work for a living. As time went on, a family came. Our first one, daughter, died. Then another daughter, and two sons. The last one weighed only three pounds and we kept him in a shoe box wrapped in cotton.

My husband received a call to a foreign mission field. He said "What shall I do?" as he was preparing to build an addition onto our house and had the material. He asked the Bishop what to do. He said to put it up or the material would go to waste. So he worked hard at odd times to get it done. Didn't know how we would get along financially at home. I said, "go, we would get along someway." My health, not being very good, worried him. The Bishop had promised money to his destination, flour and coal and other help for us. When the time came to leave, 12 October 1899, the Bishop came with $50.00.
That was all he could get. Only half enough. Friends came and gave him some. In all, he had just enough to get to Copenhagen, Denmark, his native land, then he borrowed from the Mission President. I sold my cow and sent the money over to him.

On 20 March 1900, another son was born to me. It took two weeks for his Father to know how things were. We managed to get along someway.
Friends and family would come to our aid just in time. The Bishop failed to do anything for us. My health was broken. Two years was along time, but I never let on how things were. It was always rosy and lovely at home. When the two years wer almost up, I told him how things were now that winter was soon coming.
He talked to the President of the Mission, they honorably released him to take charge of a company of emigrants coming to Utah. Now we were happy to know the mission was a success and over. He went to work to take care of his family.

In 1903, my husband was called on a home mission. It was for six months. Every Sunday, he would go, rain or shine. It was for me to see that the children went to Sunday School and to care for them.

In 1904, our Daughter, Ida, had thyphoid fever and was very sick for a long time. Then in 1905, our oldest son, Orvil, was very sick with spotted fever. I thought, "why should they be sick like that now that their Father had done his duty?" In 1907, all six children had scarlet fever, some real bad. My sister, Christena, stayed with me at nights and on her arriving home, would change her clothes in a spare room and air them to keep from exposing her own children. Just as they were getting over that, the mumps came to all. Then, they had chicken pox. My baby was eleven months old.

My oldest daughter, Ida, was married 13 october 1911 and died 9 March 1915 leaving her husband and daughter Ruby. I cared for them until we moved to Logan in October 1917. They wouldn't let me keep Ruby and I was broken hearted over it.

When the war came, Orvil was called to go (August 1918). He was away about 7 months. He did not go overseas. He was stationed at Camp Lewis Washington. He came home after the Armistice was signed. He soon had the flu then rheumatism for a long time. It was very bad.
I waited on him until I came down myself. We had to keep a nurse.
It kept my husband working hard to meet expenses.

In 1922, I was taken very sick and the doctor said it was a miracle I recovered, as no earthly power could do it. My husband had faith and pleaded with the Lord to let me live if possible, to be a blessing to my family. When he had the assurance of my living, he and my son, Everend, went to San Francisco to work, knowing I would get well. In 1924, my son, Leland, and daughter, Florence, and I went to San Everend, San Francisco, California. My son, Leland's, health wasn't very good.
He worked in a department store until 8 July 1926, when he was taken sick and died 17 Aug 1926. That sorrow was hard to take. Florence and I accompanied his body to Newton, Utah for a funeral and burial.

My husband and I came home to Logan in 1927. We worked hard to get things in order after being away so long. Then the depression came.

My husband worked hard for his age. He was taken sick 16 May 1933 and died 3 Jun 1933, which leaves me alone.

In December 1935, I was taken sick with pneumonia. The doctors and nurses said I could not get over it, but I am still here, 7 September 1936.

My family was three girls, one living. Five sons, three living at this time. A daughter and son died in infancy. I have three grandchildren, and one great-grand-daughter. I had eight brothers and sisters. Two brothers are still living. I had 16 half brothers and sisters. Six are still living. This history was written at the request of Sue Batemen, Alice Benson Jacobsen's niece.

Alice Marie Benson Jacobsen, died 22 November 1937, at her home at 244 South Main Logan, Cache County, Utah. Funeral services were held in the Logan Eleventh ward, which met in the basement of the Tabernacle. Burial was in the Newton, Utah Cemetery.

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